#route 2a

[thebahamaatlas]

Route #2A Bus Route - Nassau, Bahamas

Route 2A jitney route. This route starts downtown and extends into central New Providence. This map is useful for visitors seeking local landmarks and supermarkets. Stops: Soldier Road (West)/Baillou Road/Robinson Road/Grove Street/Bahama Avenue/East Street/To East Street Depot/East Street/Shirley Street/Princess Street/Market Street/Ross Corner/East Street/Soldier Road

Downtown New Providence offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors. Some things to do downtown Nassau include: - Visit the Straw Market - Walk along Bay Street (contains duty-free shops, boutiques and local vendors) -  Explore historic sites: Government House, Fort Charlotte and Fort Fincastle. - Visit the National Art Gallery - Explore the Pirates of Nassau - Enjoy local cuisine - Tour Parliament Square and the Supreme Court - Relax on Junkanoo Beach

Central New Providence contains local eateries, local beaches and supermarkets. - Go to South Beach - Visit local markets - Local Services (Convenience Stores, Gas Stations etc.)

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[myhauntedsalem]

Route 2A Haynesville, Maine

As the country song by Dick Curless says, “It’s a stretch of road up North in Maine, that’s never, ever, ever seen a smile. If they buried all the truckers lost in them woods, there’d be a tombstone every mile.” Yet what haunts Route 2A isn’t the ghost of a burly trucker barreling by at night. Instead, the specter is of a young girl wandering alone down the roadway.

The legend goes that she was hit by a truck and killed instantly during a walk along the woods in Haynesville, Maine. Records do indicate that two 10-year-old girls died on August 22, 1967 along the road. Today, motorists say they’ve seen a ghostly figure walking beside the Haynesville Woods, appearing lost and confused. Some claim to have stopped and offered her a ride, only to have the phantom passenger vanish from her seat shortly after climbing in.